Fuck Tom Cotton. He’s so embarrassingly awful and stupid.
Fuck Tom Cotton. He’s so embarrassingly awful and stupid.
It’s a low collateral attack when you see civilians as enemies and want literally all of them dead.
From a metal tumbler so every time they get some it’s “slide, crunch, CLANK”.
This was the first one that came to my mind. I was like 17 when that game came out and it blew me away.
Noises Off is one of the funniest things I’ve seen in my life. Loved every second of it.
I blued myself.
I don’t think you know what the word research means.
Some mysteries are best left unsolved.
I love the idea of that game. But in practice, I hate it.
Exploring the house is fun. And then the haunt usually ends up with a lopsided win. I can’t remember a time where the haunt didn’t feel like a forgone conclusion once revealed. Basically, I’ve never felt like I had any way to impact the outcome outside of potentially just throwing it.
Edit: in my mind, it’s less of a game and more of an experience or story generator.
“I just don’t want someone taller/stronger/heavier than me”
I hate this so much. It’s the inverse of women who will only date tall men.
Speaking for myself, I like women. And that means all kinds. It’s so hard for me to imagine seeing a woman who falls outside the “standard” and being turned off by that alone.
Verging on toxic positivity.
I thought I’d be the only one mentioning this game. It’s completely desolate. Only machines. One day the floor beneath you is deleted. You fall into the void.
Edit: I’m hopelessly addicted to the game. I’ve already played it for 40 hours.
Ya know, all totally normal behavior. Average American shit. Definitely not weird.
I loved that movie as a kid. How does it hold up?
Breville (Sage in the UK).
They’re expensive, but they’re good, and they last.
I’ve owned: espresso machine, coffee grinder, automatic loose leaf tea maker, coffee maker, toaster oven, bigger toaster oven, waffle maker… I think that’s everything?
I’ve never regretted any of these purchases and never had one shit the bed. I did sell the tea maker and the smaller toaster oven, but I still have everything else. The coffee grinder I’ve had for over 10 years.
A well loved coworker died of Crutzfeld Jakob disease this year. That shit is terrifying.
He was in his 50s and went from normal, to nonverbal, easily startled, and not recognizing close family, to dead in a span of like 4 months.
Absolutely terrifying.
It looks like he takes care of it just fine. You should chill.
It would be nice if we could watch the videos to have any kind of context. Wait, never mind. Why am I even engaging with this?
Barring that, something like a Google Voice number would work, too.